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Our first pediatrics case! Dr. Brinda Ryali presents a case of flobby baby syndrome to roommate trio Gaya Archer, Cate Chu, and Jordyn Irwin.

Check out our Twitter for an accompanying infographic covering Floppy Baby Syndrome, including a brief review of four possible etiologies.

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How do you approach cavitating lung nodules? Antonios Skondras & Megan Kotzin reason through a case that Dr. Abrams had over one decade ago.

We wrap up with a review of a chameleon-like disease that is thought to have been responsible for the death of both Shakespeare and Beethoven.

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It was an absolute blast to have a #WDx (Women Dx) power-team, Emma Ryan (applying general surgery) & Susan Mari (applying EM), pass the ball back-and-forth as they break down a case presented by Brinda Ryali. The clinical reasoning chemistry was real! Rich Abrams and Kevin Grudzinski join the discussion.

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Tommy King leads Nick Reid and Sanket Aggarwal on a diagnostic journey that begins with abnormal uterine bleeding. They beautifully dissect a schema rotating around a center of gravity of bleeding. Dr. Abrams wraps up the episode with a story about First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.

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SPECIAL EPISODE

Kevin Grudzinski presented a special, and very recent, clinical unknown case to master clinicians, Dr. Reza Manesh and Dr. Rabih Geha - aka the founders of the Clinical Problem Solvers - during Rush University Medical Center's Internal Medicine Grand Rounds!

Reminder to not reason in isolation

Thanks to Dr. Richard Abrams, Dr. Agnes Maniak, and the rest of the Rush Department of Medicine for making this happen. Kevin was honored to share a platform with the two who sparked his interest in clinical reasoning.

Thanks for listening and good luck to everyone applying this ERAS cycle!

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Super lucky to have our newest team member, Brinda Ryali (Med-Peds PGY1), lead John Levinson and Diego Valenzuela through a clinical problem-solving case. You will get goose-bumps listening to these two masterfully flex their reasoning skills.

We present a helpful schema and wrap up with teaching points covering this episode's diagnosis.

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EM-bound duo Megan Buranosky (M4) and Mira Marchioretto (M4) hemolyze this clinical problem-solving case to pieces. Listen along and see how two processes come together under a unifying diagnosis - Occam's Razor for the win. Hosted by Kevin Grudzinski (M4) and Dr. Richard Abrams

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Medicine-bound duo Grace Alexander (M4) and John Stathopoulos (M4) dig deep into their STEP2 (maybe even STEP1) brains for help to masterfully navigate a clinical problem-solving case that initially screams GI. Listen along and stick around for quick refreshing teaching points at the end. Hosted by Kevin Grudzinski (M4) and Dr. Richard Abrams

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Rush M4's Amanda Narkis and Patrick Drazkowski tackle a clinical problem-solving case presented by M4 Kevin Grudzinski and Dr. Richard Abrams

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Rush M4's Sam Kefer and Clara Ledsky tackle a clinical problem-solving case presented by M4 Kevin Grudzinski, Dr. Tommy King and Dr. Richard Abrams.

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